Coffee And Pork Prices Edge Up In Mixed Pantry Report
Coffee and pork cost more in most stores this week while beef and lamb prices eased. Produce prices mostly fell with cucumbers and lettuce down, while prunes and grapes reached distant markets. The Dairy and Agricultural sectors noted varied pricing amid stock adjustments after rising wholesale costs.
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Truman Says Rail Unions Not Fair In Strike Call
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Order of Railway Conductors ordered a nationwide strike of about 200000 members against 131 lines after a deadlock in White House talks. Presidents urged seizure of railroads to avert supply disruption, warning of possible North American rail standstill.
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Tydings Promises Hard Campaign After Korea War Resolve
Tydings pledges an active campaign for his sixth Senate term once wartime Korea measures pass. He faces John Meyer and Hugh Monaghan in the Democratic primary while D. John Markey and John Marshall Butler seek the Republican nomination. He vows to stay in Washington until major wartime legislation is approved and criticizes false statements in circulation.
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Two Killed When Engine Explodes
Two men died when a Norfolk and Western freight locomotive exploded near Tatavin Ohio. Engineer Carl O Clark and fireman I L Aldred from Portmouth Ohio were killed, three cars derailed, hogs killed, and wreckage damaged homes. Brakeman Traut Keyes of South Shore Kentucky injured lightly. rescue crews spent about an hour recovering bodies.
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Escape Writer Murdered by Reds in Korean Conflict Attack
The piece details Lt. Stephen Gute lla of New York City from the U S mortar company who was killed in an assault by Korean troops. It reports that 62 of his 37 men were killed after Reds posed as South Koreans and massacred prisoners when challenged by U S patrols.
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Stephen Gutella
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Anti-Hoarding Pleges Highlight Teen Club Move
Mrs. George Tibbetts arrives with 90 pounds of antihoarding pledges in Washingon Maine to support the Teen Agers Charter Club. The group plans to present the pledges and move into a decorated Masonic Temple room, with future basement space in the same building. Appreciation extended to the Masons for the hall, to Eldridge for treats, and to Fred Reynolds for a showroom sign. Parents invited to visit the club.
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Life Of Boy Hangs In Balance At Ridgefield
Korczynski, a waiter at Inn and Ridge field resort, was arrested after a stabbing at the Holy Ghost Fathers Novitiate. He told Major Carroll he loved his son and felt pain as the drill tore through Joey. He claimed he was driven by emotional distress and said he had butterflies in his stomach.
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Yanks Move Up As Reds Shift Near Namwon Taegu Front
Reported on a 3000 foot nawtooth mountain near Namwon eight miles east of Taegu as U S forces repelled enemy infiltrations. General Collins toured the front in Korea and praised morale while narrowly escaping Red fire during a forward move with the Wolfhound Regiment.
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Mike) Michaelis
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Salem Avenue School to lead Western Section plans
Brish reports Salem Avenue School will be the first in the western section as plans move for a new high school costing about 2.5 million dollars. A 30 acre county site east of the city is under survey for optimal location while a four room Paramount building and Winter Street structure advance toward completion.
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American Push Breaks Through Korean Corridor
An American attack drove Communist infiltrators east of the Kumhwa Taegu road after days of disrupted supply traffic. Red forces pulled back from Waegwan area, remained quiet at a Naktong River bridgehead near Hyonpung, as patrols crossed the river without opposition. The First Cavalry Division eyes Waegwan with the 24th Infantry on the Naktong front southwest of Taegu.
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Man Electrocuted While Installing Gas Furnace in Cumberland
Fr John W. Miller a 33 year old father of three was electrocuted today while using an electric drill to install a gas furnace in a neighbor's home Cumberland Maryland August 23 Fr John W Miller died at the scene and the incident is under police inquiry.
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